Incidental finding of a reversed variant (type V) palmaris profundus during forearm surgery

Palmaris profundus is a rare accessory flexor muscle with several recognized variants. We report the incidental intraoperative identification of a type V variant during forearm surgery. This variant may have different clinical implications than the more common subtypes. Level of Evidence: V (Case Report)

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Journal of Hand Surgery (European Volume)
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2026-08-20
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https://doi.org/10.1177/17531934261474410
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Peripheral Nerve Disorders
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Incidental finding of a reversed variant (type V) palmaris profundus during forearm surgery

Richard Pinder, A Emin, Elijah Williams
Journal of Hand Surgery (European Volume)
Peripheral Nerve Disorders
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Incidental finding of a reversed variant (type V) palmaris profundus during forearm surgery

Richard Pinder, A Emin, Elijah Williams
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Abstract

Palmaris profundus is a rare accessory flexor muscle with several recognized variants. We report the incidental intraoperative identification of a type V variant during forearm surgery. This variant may have different clinical implications than the more common subtypes. Level of Evidence: V (Case Report)

Journal of Hand Surgery (European Volume)
Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 10%
Peripheral Nerve Disorders
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Incidental finding of a reversed variant (type V) palmaris profundus during forearm surgery — Richard Pinder, A Emin, et al. · Journal of Hand Surgery (European Volume) (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS